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Pros
- Easy To Use
- Functional
- Good Quality
- Improves Sound
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Best Uses
- Backup
- Concerts
- Practicing
Comments about B-Band A2.2 XOM Acoustic Guitar Preamp:
Hard to install on my particular guitar, but worth it.
Comments about B-Band A2.2 XOM Acoustic Guitar Preamp:
Being a Luthier for three decades I have found the right acoustic system. B-Band had hit the mark when they decided to put their technology into the instrument field. This system, unlike others, amplifies and refines the sound of the guitar. Other systems have a hard time doing this. I wouldn't use anything else in my guitars.
Comments about B-Band A2.2 XOM Acoustic Guitar Preamp:
Install a B-Band A2.2 XOM in an Epiphone Masterbuilt EF-500RA Vintage or similar.I have put B-Band in 5 guitars. It started with a cheap Johnson Dreadnought to learn how and it sounded so good I donated it to a Church. Then I put it in a small bodied Fender and it made the guitar sound like an absolute monster but -of course- unplugged a low end Fender-what can I say - one of the easiest guitars to play ever but not to marry. Then I put one in a Taylor Big Baby and it is the most wonderful playing guitar but no stage presence. I put one in an old Gibson and so-so. I would not touch my Martin HD-28 but after the A2.2 in my Epi - may be some day.I looked at many options but went back to B-Band with its XOM upgrade and newly encapsulated electret fims.The Epi MB EF-500RA plays easier and encourages more licks than any of my guitars and has more overall resonance but not enough low end to match an HD28 or Gibson J200.But with this A2.2 XOM it beats anything I have played in any guitar store. You ask the low end to back off and the finger picking is extraordinary. . . and believe me I have played plenty of Martins, Taylors, Larrivee's, Breedloves, Gibsons old and new - name it.I thought about marrying the Epi RA500 just for its uniqueness and great resonance as it sets up beautiful - just not able to plug in until tonight. I just went through the 2 rooms and tuned down the L4, LG1, HD28, Taylor to relieve the necks and put the A2.2 / Epi beside my bed. AIN'T CONFUSIN LICKS ON OTHER SCALES AND NECKS NO MO. I just married her but not before the A2.2 XOM.need anyone say more. I play through the Fender Jr. Acoustic and this baby sounds like 3 guitars at once with somethin rare goin on.
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